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Sprout Community Garden – Open Gate each Thursday 1-4pm

Posted in Events by Zanni on June 12th, 2009

Sprout Community Garden is a recovery focused program of Mind for people recovering from mental illness, drug and alcohol issues or at risk of homelessness that promotes well-being and community strengthening. Sprout has started a new Community Market – running monthly in 2009 (except winter).  The Market has a local and sustainable focus, encouraging local production of arts and crafts, local food production and shopping as well as being a waste free event.

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Sprout Community Market May 7th – last market til Spring

Posted in Events by Zanni on May 4th, 2009

Sprout Community Garden is a recovery focused program of Mind for people recovering from mental illness, drug and alcohol issues or at risk of homelessness that promotes well-being and community strengthening. Sprout has started a new Community Market – running monthly in 2009 (except winter).  The Market has a local and sustainable focus, encouraging local production of arts and crafts, local food production and shopping as well as being a waste free event.

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Cultivating Community – Developing community gardening

Posted in Models, RDAG by Virginia on April 30th, 2009

Cultivating Community is a not-for-profit organisation that has grown out of support for community garden projects in inner-city public housing estates.

It has evolved into an organisation to promote and support the development of community garden projects, community fresh food markets and school gardens across Melbourne. Cultivating community consists of a management committee, paid workers and volunteers. Their work is based around encouraging the development of sustainable agricultural practices in urban areas and promoting the cultural richness of food, plants and people through community gardens. Due to their extensive expertise in urban agriculture, Cultivating Community are often employed to work with other projects as consultants such as the Brotherhood of Saint Laurence’s Food
PAD project and the Yarra Community Food System Project. To find out more about Cultivating Community visit http://cultivatingcommunity.org.au/cc

This is from “Social Innovations in Victorian Food Systems”, case studies by Ferne Edwards.


Invitation to Open Garden Scheme – Fitzroy Community Garden

Posted in Events by Ferne Edwards on February 11th, 2009

Fitzroy Garden Invitation


Cultivating Community seeks Team Leader Community Garden Project

Posted in Seeking by Ferne Edwards on February 9th, 2009

Cultivating Community (CC) Melbournes lead agency in supplying Community Garden Services is excited to have an employment opportunity within its expanding Public Housing Community Gardens project. We are currently recruiting for the following position: Team Leader Community Garden Project

CC is seeking a highly motivated individual to work within its Community Garden Project as a Team Leader. The position is a combination of Team Leader duties and Community Garden Support Worker duties. The successful applicant will lead the project and ensure service delivery standards are met; in addition they will work in a number of Community Gardens providing support to the gardens and residents that use them.

Attached is the Employment Information Kit which contains detailed information on the position.

Cultivating Community Job Description
www.cultivatingcomm unity.org. au


Sprout Community Market – Thurs November 20th 2.30-7pm

Posted in Events by Zanni on November 10th, 2008

Sprout Community Garden is a recovery focused program of Mind for people recovering from mental illness, drug and alcohol issues or at risk of homelessness that promotes well-being and community strengthening. Sprout is starting a new Community Market – to run monthly in 2009, with a starter market on Thursday November 20th 2008. The Market has a local and sustainable focus, encouraging local production of arts and crafts, local food production and shopping as well as being a waste free market.

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